Limestone High School - Eagle Yearbook (Limestone, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

THE 7' C37 A Lunestone H1gh School L1mestone Mame IIHIHZAIIU We the Senlor Class of1954 Eagle to our parents for the1r co ope ratlon and encouragement throughout our chlldhood and for then' help ln attalnmg thls goal 2 dedicate this our yearbook, the '54 YIARBIHIK SIAH V L to R J Gallagher M Obar M ONeal A Grass A Parent E Gallagher R Alber F Bunll M Cyr S lewis P Kmght G Kenneson Eldltor 1n chlef Asslstant E1d1tor Busme ss Managers Art Edltor Jokes Eldltor Act1v1t1es Eldltors Exchange Ed1t0T Llte rary Ed1tor . Sports Edxtor . . Asslstant Sports Ed. A1umn1 Edxtor . . Pat Kmght Ma ry Ann OBar Fred Burrlll Eslle Gallagher Sy1v1a Lewxs Marllyn O Neal Glorla Kenneson James Gallagher Austlna Evans . Raggle Albert . Alfred Parent . . . Mlke Cyr Kelth Hathaway 1 ' V4 311 3 ll . Q if ' i ' V 1 43 ' , v ,, 1 I h , X HIIHIRIAI Throughout our four years of h1gh school we have had as our class motto Onward and Upward We have gone Onward and Upward 1n our educatlon each year In a short tune we w1ll be graduated then what'P Where do we go from there? Next year and all the follow1ng years w1l1we st1ll bel1eve 1n th1S motto and apply 1t'P Or w1ll we say that we re through w1th schooland everythlng that went w1th 1t'P Shouldn t we stop and th1nk aboutwhether we really f1n1shed or are just beg1nn1ng The road of l1fe IS a long one Wlth many lessons to teach us all W1ll we st1ll str1ve as we have for the past four years toward the goals we have set up for our future? There w1ll be some of us who go on and make the most of our l1ves We w1ll reach our goals wh1ch we have set up and then what? W1ll we stop? No, We w1ll be contlnually settlng more goals whlch w1ll be harder and harder to reach but well worth the struggle What of the rest of us 'P What W111 we be dolng 1n the future 'P We who have not worked and have always taken the easy way out whatw1ll become of us 'P We w1ll dr1ft along from Job to Job cont1nually los1ng our pos1t1ons to men more qual1f1ed to do the work Some of us w1ll Slt back and say I w1sh I d done th1s and I w1sh I d done that or Ishould have done lt But why d1dn t we get up and do lt rather than Just s1tt1ng back and watchxng others 'P Are we too lazy or do we lack the ab1l1tyto do lt There w1ll also be some of us who w1ll say Why should I do th1s Let the other fellow do It ' Those of us who take th1s att1tude should remember our motto and th1nk Am I follow1ng lt or sl1d1ng back ward too fast'P We should all get a goal 1n m1nd and str1ve toward that goal Why t always do as our motto says and go Onward and Upward Patr1c1a Kn1ght '54 Vald1ctor1an Salutator1an C LASS PAR TS Addre s s to Undergraduate s Class W1ll Class Prophesy C las s Glfts 4 Patr1c1a Kn1ght Mar1lyn O Neal Sylv1a Somers Alfred Parent Mary Ann O Bar Eslle Gallagher Sylv1a Lew1s Theresa Berube Q It I0 ll I! 7 0 0 Q Q Q ' I Q Q Q Q Q Q Q U I Q Q , Q Q Q Q , Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q o Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q - Q u Q Q Q ! 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Practice I Ed. , . . 1' 2 H 1 5 i J Gym Mr De Lols Coaches all atheletrcs 3 years at L H S Nlllmockett Marne Degree B A 1n H1-so 7 l V5 1 l.. I u I l I I - -.r R Stage- Mr. G. Napoli - Coaches all music courses in Limestone Hlgh School and 111 Lrmestone Grade Schools Drrects Chorus and Coraleers RI'Ilff7 Mr Wallace Agrrculture Course Supervlsor of Future Farmers 2 years at L H S Degrees B S 1n Agrlculture Rm4f6 Mrss Shuley Hamrlton Physlcs Gen Math Brology Gen Scrence Frrst year at L H S Lrmestone Marne Degrees B A RE. , . . - 4 Q V Y g J, .. 1' N ,, .4 1 A iw: nw mg. ., .Af ' 1151- Ld?-4'f'0:f'f21,2Q f w:Tf?f,'1.,:, , g3,v2Qf'f:11k25- . f1'?f1i':3 f ffl: tiff?-' , , 56. . 4 iff ff'1fg?'1 U 'f' W '-'E'fi-.' ' , 2.1 ,5Ejf4xN.'l- 5113? 1,.5:.Y.-x 'fix 1,521.1 ..g- 15 Q ,v if -'1 ' ' Z' il . .ES-. ,Q .wg -. '-Q wg' -, '21, ,gif f Ng fi . IS 4 if .JJ fl ' Fl. f Q..-, , 1 . 4' -' Q'--a . gzjzf ,.5fr,q, 'HV' gg .y,, , v- U 1' A ,,,,.,, I, . -. .,-.x- -1 , u cs,ga:fr5fg.' 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Activities: Band 1, 2, 35 One-Act Play 25 Vice Pres- ident of Class 35 Amicitia I, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 35 President 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Volley Ball 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 25 Candy Bar Assistant 45 Treasurer of Class 4. THERESA REGINA BERUBE Terry Bom February 18 1936 Limestone Maine Commercial Course Motto Absence makes the heart grow fonder Activities Chorus I 2 3 Basketball 3 Commercial Club 3 4 One Act Play 3 Volley Ball 3 FRED WENDALL BURILL Goose Ir Born December I2 1936 Lewiston Maine College Course Motto Work facinates me I can sit and look at it for hours 3 I Act Play 3 Amicrtia 2 3 4, Basketball 2 Man ager 3 4 Baseball 3 Winter Sports 3 4 Baseball 4, 3 Act Play 3 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 7 Activities: Yearbook staff 45 Fr. -Soph. Sp. -1511-, Ex, - ROBERT ALVERY COOK B0 Bom October I9 1936 Comor Me Agnculture Course Motto Do unto others as you wtll have them do unto ou Actrvmes F F A Basketball 3 Track 2 3 4 Chorus 2 lor Ex 3 F F A I 2 FRIEDA ANN COTE Net Born July I8 1936 Lrmestone Marne General Course Actrvrties Lrbrarran I 2 3 Band 3 Home Craft Club I Commerc1a1C1ub 3 4 offrce Secretary 4 Amrcma Clu 2 3 4 RITA MARY COTE ta Bom August I2 1935 Madawaska Me Commercial Course Motto All are needed by each one nothmg rs fa1r or good alone Actrvxttes Am1c1t1a Club 2, 3 4 Commercral Club 3 4 Comet Staff 4 8 b Y - Jun' .:...,,3,4: Motto: Time is but like the stream I go a-fishing ing b . . 2 IlRi N 9552 iQ, MICHAEL LOUIS CYR Mlke Born August 25, 1936 Lrmestone Marne General Course Motto Most powerful IS he who has hrmself rn hrs own power Actrvltres Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 Vol1eyba113 4 Trackz 3 4 Pmg Pong 2 3 4 Amrcltla Club 3 4. Vlce Presldent of Amlcma Club 4 Asslstant Sports Ed 1t0I 4 Chalrman of Candy Bar Campalgn 4 Phys1ca1Educat1on I, 2, 3 4 DOROTHY AURORA DIONNE Dotty Born November I6 1936 Canbou Marne General Course Motto Well rf I d1dn't get anything out of school I got myself out Act1v1t1es Chorus I 2 Varsrty Cheerleader 4 Musrc Apprecratron I 2 Commerclal Club 3 Amrcrtla Club I 2 3 4, One Act Play 3 REGINALD ROLAND FRANCK Regg1e Bom October 21, 1936 Van Buren, Me. Agriculture Course Motto: Pleasure frrst and busrness after' Activities: Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 4: 9 RACHEL MARTHA MILDRED GAGNON Mamie Born August 19, 1936 Van Buren, Maine Commercial Course Motto: Absense makes the heart grow fonder. Activities: Chorus I 2: Amacitia club 1, 2, 3,43 Dramatics Club I, 25 Jayvee Cheerleader 3: Comet staff 4, Public Speaking I5 League Speaking Contest 3. ESLIE GALLAGHER Born February I2 1935 Limestone Mame Commercial Course Motto To do the best of your ab1l1ty Act1v1t1es Baseball I Basketball I Boys Chorus 1 Ping Pong 2 Junror Ex 2 Commerclal Club 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 Lrbrarran 4 Ham Club 4 Choraleers 4 JAMES ALTON GALLAGHER Jesse Born Apr1l 28 1934 Caribou Marne Agriculture Course they are no good Actrvlties F F A I 2 3 4 Sentenal 4 Vrce President 3 Northern District Pres 4, State President 4 Class President I 2 3 4 3 Act Play 3 I Act Play 3 Student Council 2 3 4 L1'1 Abner 3 Carnival Ball Escourt 3 Student Council Vice President 3 Curtis Campaign 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 10 IIESII Motto: Men are like steel, when they loose their temper ' ' : - - - . . . 2 3: ' SANDRA LEE GARBER Sandy Born June 28 1935 Wichita, Kan General Course Motto Man l1ves not only by bread Actrvrties Am1c1t1a Club 2 4 Commercial Club 4 Comet staff 4 Pubhc Speaking I Music I 2 4 AUSTINA TERESA GRASS Tina Born February I8 1937 Caribou, Me Commercral Course Motto Don't take hfe too serrously you never get out of tt alrve any way Acuvmes Student Council 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Secretary 3 4 Treasurer 3 Commercral Club 3 Amrcma Club 2 3 4 Three Act Play 3 One Act Play 3 Class Secre 4 Comet Staff 2 3 4. Art Edrtor KEITH JOHN HATHAWAY Keyon Born September 23 1935 Limestone Motto Man rs like steel he IS not to be tempered with Actrvmes Future Farmer I, 2 3 4, F F A Offrcer Prng Pong 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 F F A Bas ketball 2 3, Yearbook staff 4 I1 S . . : . ' ' F . : . 1 : ' . 45 President of C.C. 4: Home Crafts Club 2, President 2: : : . . ' ' l ' . . : I I . ' ' ' ' 30 ' , , 3 : . . . - VERNON IOHNDRO Enle Born Nov I6 1936 Ltmestone Malne Agrtcultural Course Motto Greater men than I have l1ved but where are they? W ACIIVIIIES V1ce Presldent F F A 2 4 Iun1or Spealung 3 Ham Club 4 Pmg Pong 3 Inuamural Basketball 2 3 4, GIDRIA MAE KENNESON Born Aprrl 30 I936 Lrmestone Mame Commerc1a1 Course Motto Lrfe IS what you make xt Act1v1t1es Commerclal Club 3 Secretary 4 Student COUDCII I 2 3 4 AI'l'llC1f.l.3 Club I 2 3 4, Year book Staff 4 PATRICIA FAYE KNIGHT 3 Born Dec 26 1936 Fort Faxrfleld Me Motto A man IS always better than a book College Course Activmes Soft ball 3 Basketball 3 4. Volley ball 3 Amicma Club I 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 One Act Play 2 3 Comet staff 3 4 Jumor Prom Commrttee 3 Freshmen-Sophomore Speaking I, 2: Offxce Sec. 4: Ltb rarian 3, 43 Junxor Exhlbmon 3: UHIVBISIIY of Mame 33 Carmval Ball Refreshment Committee 33 National Honor Soc1ety3, 4: Secretary of N. l'l.S. 4: Waltress for F .F. A. Father 8t Son Banquet 43 Chauman of Quebec Trip Committee 4: Spear Speaklng 3 12 SYLVIA LEWIS o Born September II 1935 Aurora Missoun Com mercral Course Motto Stlence may be golden but I rn no mlser Actrvmes Yearbook Staff 4 Am1c1t1a Club I 3 4 Comet Staff I 3 4 Home Craft Club 2 Chorus I I Act Play 3 Jumor Prom Commrttee 3 Fr Soph Speak mg Contest I CHRISTINA MCLAUGHLIN Chns Bom October 2, 1936 Lrmestone Marne College Course Motto Brown l1fe full of glee full of l1fe and fancy free 4 Off1ce Secretary 2 3 4 Comet Reporter 1 2 Llbranan I 2 3 Choraleers 2 3 4 Mxstress of Ceremomes for Moth er and Daughter Banquet 3 All Aroostook Band 2 I 3 4 JANET MARIE MICHAUD Shoots Bom February 22 1936 Lrmestone Me Clerrcal Course Motto She smiles and the world smiles with her Actrvxties Lxbranan 3 CIIOIUSI 2 3 Plays! 2 Am1C1I13C1UbI 2 3 4 C C 3 Volleyba113 Prng pong 3 Iumor Exhibmon 3 I3 flso S Il . .. : 5 . ., ' 2' . F . . 3 5 . 39 Activities: Band 1,2,3,4g C.C. 3,4g Amicitia Club 2,3, ' , , , : . . : : ' HOBART O'BAR Hobo Born March 6 1937 Llmestone Marne Agncultural Course Motto Chum around w1th wolves and you ll learn how to howl ACIIVIIICS F F A I 2 3 4,F F A Conductor4 F F A Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 3 4 Baseball 2 4 Basketball 3 4 MARY ANN CLAIRE OBAR Squrdge Born July 24 1936 Lunestone, Marne Commercral Course Motto The happrer the trme the qurcker II passes Acuvrues Amrcrtra Club 2 3 Homecraft Club 2 Com mercral Club 3 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Comet Staff 3 4 Aroostook Spellrng Bee 3 Grrls Basketball I 3 4, Chorus 4, Baseball I 2 3 4 Commerc1alClub Secretary 3 Carmval Ball attendant 4 MARILYN IDUISE O NEAL Born January I4 I937 Caswell Marne College Course Motto There s nothmg more fun than havmg fun Actrvmes Natronal Honor Society 3 4 Amrcitra Club I 2 3 4 Class Sec I Class Treasurer 2 Chorus I All Aroostook Chorus 3 4 Choraleers 3 4, 3 Act Play 3 Offrce sec 3 4, Yearbook Staff 4 Ir Exhrbruon 3 Freshman and Sophmore Speakmg 2, Homecraft Club 2 WSIIIBSS for Father and Son Banquet 2 3 4. Carmval Queen 4 14 n n 0 I . n . , . n . .... . . . .ss ,,, ... ,- o . ' 1 1 v . 1 pf vo - n n l N . . . . n . , , .... ... I . - - gl o I 0 C 0 s v gn . . . . U ll . . not ' ' . I n 1 l ll ll ' ' n . . .... . . - - . gl . , , ,S as 3 ,zu . . ol I 3 .,- :. : ' s e ' I ' I or . LLOYD RUSSELL PHAIR Bump Born Presque Isle Marne October 2 I936 College Course Motto Iwlll work but not unless I haven t an mg else to do and can't sleep Actrvrtles Band I ALFRED JOSEPH PARENT Bom May I9 I935 Limestone Maine Motto A name learned IS a friend earned Agrrculture Course Actlvrtles Class Officer 2, Reporter 2 Treasurer 4 V1 ce President 4 Student Body Presrdent 4, Future Farmer Presrdent 4 Reporter 3 Wrnters sports 2 3 4 Basketball Pong 2 3 4, F F A Basketball Coach 4 Track 3 Nat lonal Honor Socrety 3 4 President 4 Comet Staff 3 Yearbook Staff 4 NOELLA MARIANNE PARENT Lollle Born August I2 1936 Limestone, Marne Motto She who means no mlschnef does rt all. General Course Actxvrties Chorus! CommerclalClub3 Amicitra Club 2 3 4 Homecrafts Club 2 Basketball I Music 1, Cheerleader I, 2, Varsrty 3 : . ' ,, NAI!! I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Ping GLORIA MAE ROSSIGNOL Babe Born March 21 1936 Ashland Mame Clerlcal Course Motto Always fond of fun and laughter pleasure fust and busmess after ACIIVIIICS Chorus I 2 Am1c1t1a Club I 2 3 4 Cheerleader I Room Secretary 4 Commerc1a1C1ub 3 NORINE MARIE ST PIERRE Norme Born September 8 1936 Lxmestone Me Commercral Course Actxvmes Chorus! 2 3 Commerc1a1C1ub3 4 Home Crafts Club 2 PAULINE ELIZABETH SIDAN Emmet Born January 6 1936 Llmestone Me Commerc1al Course Motto What IS woman wlthout her manl Actrvltles Band I 2 Chorus I 2 GIrl's Basketball I 2 Comet Staff 3 4 Homes Craft Club 2 Commercral Club 3 16 43 I - I ' Motto: Theres nothing more fun, than having fun. SYLVIA JEAN SOMERS Slddy Born June 28 1936 Caswell Me College Preparatory Course Motto You must be a fnend to have one Actrvmes Band 3 4 Chorus! 2 3 Choraleers 4 Commercral Club 4 Class Secretary 3 Class Reporter I 4 Basketball 3 Jr Exhxbmon 3 U of M Speakmg leader I BARBARA ELDRED Barble Bom September I5 1936 Knob Noster Mrssourl General Ccnrse Motto Lrfe 15 what you make rt Act1v1t1es Future Homemakers of Amenca 123 Glee Clubl 2 3 4 Camera Clubl 2 Student Ccnnc.11I Mlxed Chorus 2 3 17 . ' . 1 l : l l I 3 Contest 35 Office Secretary 3, 4: Librarian 2: Cheer- STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Alfred Parent Glona Kenneson James Gallagher Austlna Grass ACTORS 8a ACTRESSES Fred Burrlll Regmald Albert James Gallagher Theresa Berube Dorothy Dronne Ausuna Grass Patr1c1a Knlght Janet Mrchaud ATHLETIC GIRLS Noella Parent Dorothy Dronne Patrrcra Knrght Mary Ann Obar Sylvla Somers Theresa Berube lll NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Alfred Parent Mar11yn O Neal Aust1na Grass Patr1c1a Kmght SPEAKERS Patr1c1a Kmght Sylvla Somers Esl1e Gallagher Rachel Gagnon Sylvra LEWIS SINGERS 85 MUSICIANS Sylvra Somers Ch1'1SlC1l'l3 McLaugh11n Marrlyn O Neal AT HLETIC BOYS Mrchael Cyr Alfred Parent Regmald Alben James Gallagher Hobart Obar Kerth Hathaway JOKES Krssrng glrl 1S 11ke openlng a bottle of olwes 1f you get one the rest come easy You can tell a ma rr1ed woman, but you can t tell her much If you are angry count 100 before speakmg If the other fellow IS b1gger count 1000 Clorla Now that we are engaged you are golng to glve me rlng, aren t you? Attle Sure, beautxful, what IS your telephone number? ' Nowadays no one cares how bad your Elngllsh IS lf your Scotch 15 good It usually takes flve years for a tree to produce nuts, but that IS not true of a fam11y tree Sponsored by Mr 8: Mrs Louls Cyr 18 H ll FAME ,X .v ' fIif'?f?S7 A M.. A L ,,.,s I I ,Q , 0 -N A 45 - 4 ,F gf Sw 4 '. ,. ,, , ,J-94 ghgef 'EAL - -,J if lj ' if Wffxjg ' A 15. If-I' i L- ' gf. ' 51 'lfffigau' V'-:ff 3 Q' if 'I Q 15' c fu ' 42' -2 A A 19 i . 4. its? V 233. gf? 75 , J: 1- 14 '-' 1 iii , .. . ' . ' -'fy I . . 1- .fig ,I 'Riff 5 'lv' E, .v - lv..,1',, , 4 ,, .g .' , f9,f--. , 1. . , A . ..f I Jr 1 ? -7, I8 ' . If yu v- in K .jp . 4 5 4 71 V4 ' ,.1'-15 . 5 gg .,E. 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O, Q 1 . ..n , - O F9 1 . 0 i ' N 'X -Sr' FIRST ROW C Clark R Cote D Corrow L Thompson J Komlenrck R Thompson G ONeal S Barnes S Berube B Rorx S Montogomery J Ward P Le Blond E Wrlley A Mernll J Cote T Webster THIRD ROW G Bellefleur P Mlchaud D Gallagher E Berube O Pxcard A Mrchaud J Bellefleur D Bellefleur FOURTH ROW D Brooker F Frnnemore D Mills L Moore G Tracy At the begrnnrng of thrs school year we Junlors found our selves wlth a new teacner lvlrs Shlrley Evans whom we wlsh to thank greatly for all the thrngs that she has helped us to accompllsh We also wlsh to thank all the other teachers who have helped us durrng the past year Those elected as Jumor class offlcers rn early fall were Presldent Ruth Thompson Vrce Presrdent Gary Tracy Secretary Glorra O Neal Treasurer .Tackle Komlenrck Class Reporter I..ou1s Thompson Our addltlonal Stadent Councrl members are Sally Laurrtsen and Dawn Corrow These together wrth Ronald Page represent the Jumor class rn the student government. Durrng the school year of 1953 54, many members of our class have been very actlve. We Wrsh to congratulate Donald Mrlls as he rs the only Junror on the varsrty basketball squad. We are also proud of Patrrck Mrchaud and Danlel Gallagher who are both members of the I V,basketball squad. Junior Class report Cont Majorettes from the Junior class are Eleanor Willey Judith Ward Therian Webster and Carolyn Clark Those who play in the band are Winnifred Barnes Pearl Edgecomb GaryBe1lefleur and Patrick Michaud Ruth Thompson Paula LeBlond and Donald Mills are the Junior members of the Choraleers This year the Junior class again won the citizenship banner class got theirs paid We of the Junior class are faithfully looking forward to our senior year at I.. H S but all of us know that we will miss these best years of our life the high school years Some of us are well prepared to advance to seniors while others are not very well prepared for this major step in our life We must remember that in order to advance in eve ry day life we must make the best of our school years Louis Thompson OUR JOLLY JUNIOR OFFICERS' Jackie Komlemck, Ruth Thompson, Gary Tracy, Gloua O'Nea1. 20 by acquiring 1001, of their athletic dues paid before any other --- . D55 .5 5' ,. i' I ,,, fgjlilgf -Ju H1-49 sv A x ' xv . x . 1 K 1 K Q Xxx! f , A Q I - . 1. ,- f '1 A 4: 1 , ' my 1 QI . .N .11 ,X I. x 1 X 1 ' A .- -4. -r :HPF vw. h x . QS ,U . fl Q., if I . Y . -KJ I '.' PTY. IA fs, , 'HZ it 1 V 'N S' R 3.5- NJ: f r ,, 'll' 1,1 ' '- 4- 1 . ,xi f ,,,. 'fs' 2 . N, I 'Iva ' nv. J - ,:- A .W ,ppl -I 1 Fir... nf.-3, L V 4 H y . 34 A vs as , Sf ,-J I .1 .- ' ,, ' s T3 ,Q SIIPHIIMHRIS SEATEDL R S Edgecomb M McCallan S Cote B Garber C Moms C Thompson M Landreth B Spear S Ward R Akrn Mrs Cook STANDINGL R C Conley J Page R Brooker C McLaughlln Greenrer P Moore M Tall L Kenneson D Montgomery D Cameron I Clarke L Montgomery D Prcard C LaPo1nte B Ouellette C Franck THIRD ROW W Petugrew G Marlander G Iohndro N Page J Overcast R Rossrgnol R Edgecomb R Thompson V Cota L Iohndro G Bell FOURTH ROW The Sophomore Class got off to a qurck start by electtng therr offrcers whrch are Presrdent Katherrne Thompson, Vrce Presrdent Coburn Morrrs, Secretary Marlon Landreth Treasurer Barbara Garber Dale Ireland was also elected reporter Norman St Amand was elected as the Student Councrl member rn addrtron to Gurl Johndro The Sophomore Class has garned several new puprls They are D Ann Cameron, .loan Clark, Marron Landreth Gary Marlander Phyllrs Moore, James Overcast, Wrllram Pettrgrew Deale Weaver Carol Conley and Romona Akrns We sponsored the Freshman receptron, whrch was certatnly enj oyed by all Those who were absent at the receptron we re rnrtrated at the next assembly We also are plannrng a dance whrch wrll be held rn the near future Our greatest achrevement was the wrnnrng of the Curtrs Campargn One of our own classmates Phyllrs Moore, was the hrghest salesman of the camparlgn The sophomores also sponsored therr chapel whrch consrsted of a qurz show Wrllram Pettrgrew acted as master of ceremonres and at varrous rntervals ente rtarnmemt was provrded Dale Ireland '56' 1 ' I 0 1 I 0 I T 1 u , - , I , . , G- H a ' D 9 U 9 0 g I a I , - . , . , . P. Martin, R. Cote, D. Weaver, N. St. Arnaud, C. Burrill, P. Peterson, J. Obar, and T. Cote. : ' , : I 1 .a . . 1 Q . . . , , 3 Q , o Secretary Barbara Garber Treasurer M ar1on Landreth Presldent Kathy Thompson V1ce Presldenr Coburn Morus Sponsored by the Sophomore Class 22 I x' f w i i v 1 ,. if 4 .,, .9 Q .ty nm. , fi .J A, 1- ' 315, - U .QL 1:9 -'J r w lx. 1 .,x. ,F T53 .32 C Sli I 'r f35-- . +31 PM iii :'-ff':- Qin We n I 39 4 J. .,f . fl, -2 .1 ,-wf1- 1'- J v ? 'Z 1 1 , '. 1. . -31 I 5- it 'E - AQ lm gl f. v .S' W .fy ' -l ,..,n A fs 4 P' ' Y ,,,- 'Q .N L t , r, I- ',' .Ga P ge Biz if .4 5: 6 5 ' f .-3 f. Sl L ,. fs-. 'n . .5145 QE ,Q-v I., is - fi . Wi' 5 ,A'-,', .NV ,E-., ' if fl Lf ' VR-:Q . .5-.- 2, hgfflf V I. ,A , . ,sim f 1:: .,i5 1 rf 1 .4 HIESHME FIRST ROWL R F Fullerton J Cote B Wnght B Ballard F McLaughl1n J Weatherhead M Bernrer L Corrow C Obar V Lavore Mrs Carm1chael SECOND ROW M Grass P Lewls L Dav1dson G Bemler N Cogswell A Moore H Browne C Thompson D Clarke A Brown W Moms G Wllley P Frnnemore J Corrow P Lewls T McCallan L Potrors D Parent THIRD ROW N Duprey D Cor FOURTH ROW C Ford D Cyr L Hosluns M Grrffrth L Kmght P Edgecomb P Patten R Fuller ton F Beaulreu V McKenney R Parks andN Iohndro The Freshrnan class entered hlgh school wlth fifty three members Erght of these members Jomed our class th1s year due to the a1r base The Class has been qulte actwe so far thls year They put on the Thanksglvlng Chapel wlth Perry Ward actmg as Master of Ceremomes A talent show was enjoyed The Class also sponsored a record dance The dance was a success A prof1t of S12 50 was made The Freshmen class as a whole, we thmk, enj oy the prwrleges of the h1gh school and are on the way to beconfnng good, rehable students who wlll govern the school rn later years Pres Judy Weatherhead Vlce Pres Mltchell Be rnler Secretary F'a1th McI..aughl1n Treasurer Larry Corrow 23 row, D. 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I.. , 5 5-2 P :.fs 5 K Q?-' ' ' 7 F A 'iw' Z4 7 i E ,. .,., -, . f 4 ' 355 , l X sr: it gf ,,,,.- - -Q, V 5 . . fi. jf ,K Sq , f . ff 1 5, P ,f Q7 ,, 6, :A 12 3.74 ,if , I ' , IJ, fi 5:-3 .3 iw Sllllll Illllll llll Seated L R Helen Brown Austma Grass Norman St Amand Alfred Parent Sally Laumsen James Gallagher Standmg L R Dawn Corrow Glorra Kenneson Mr Atwater and Gull Johndro At our frrst meetrng we elected offrcers set the athletrc dues at 3 00 made a noon hour schedule and set the dates of chapel the same as last year Offrcers elected were Presrdent Alfred Parent Vrce Presrdent Norman St Amand Secretary and Treasurer Austma Grass We have also been responsrble for the school gettrng a new movre pro Jector and rmprovmg the schedule at actrvrty perrod 'Q .5 liWW Em Representatrves to the student councrl thrs year are Sophomore Norman St Amand and Gull Johndro Jumor Dawn Corrow Sally Laurrtsen and Ronald Page Semor Austma Grass James Gallagher and Glorra Kenneson The student body presrdent rs Alfred Parent 1 n u I . S . , '19 0 Freshman--Helen Brown. 9 V 5: n I . f RWM 4sJ ' n 71 ' AHO Al Hll UR SIHIIHY P Kmght A Evans M ONea1 A Parent NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The offlcers of the Nat1ona1 Honor SOC1etY th1s year are Pres1dent Alfred Parent V1ce Presldent Mar11ynO Neal Secretary Patr1c1a Kn1ght Treasurer Austma Grass The new members who w111 be 1n1t1ated at Last Chapel are Ruth Thompson LOUIS Thompson Fred Fmnemore G1or1aO Neal Eleanor W111ey Paula LeB1ond, and Sy1V1a Somers These members were chosen on the bas1s of leadershlp scho 1arsh1p serv1ce and character .mu ull., Sponsored by Mr and Mrs HOSIAH NOYES f ' I . . . , , . , . , . , . , . . . , - 1 O NNW w ' ' N ll-T yu il I-4 ' wmll Inf ' Q 0 U xv-' 'NX 1 L mf. .2'::ff'1 1 W 1 We-.E V ' 11164225 ze K .p Xp HIIURA FARMERS RA AMERICA SEATEDLTOR Mr Wallace A Mlchaud R Cook A Parent V Johndro H Obarj Gallagher SECOND ROW N Page M Gnffeth M Bermer D Corrow E Gerard R Edgecomb Iw Duprey G Bellefleur V Cote THIRD ROW O P1card E Berubel Bellefleur D Brooker G Tracy F Jones L Corrow R Rosslgnol F Seroxs STANDING R Cote L Kmght Hathaway Treas R Page Reporter A 1Vl1chaud Sentmel .T Gallagher 53 54 EVENTS l Kansas Clty M1ssour1 Trlp Natlonal F F A Conventlon October 12 15 A Parent V Johndro R Page R Frank .T Gallagher delegate at the conventlon and Mr Wallace went by car and toured New Yorc Clty John Deere Works Waterloo Iowa N1agara Falls and Quebec Czty Z F F A P1e Soclal November 6 Therlan Webster was elected as F F A Sweatheart 3 Father and Son Banquet November 24 lt was attened by 150 persons Dr Wmthrop Llbby Assoclate Dean of Agrlculture at the UHIVGTSIW of Maxne spoke on The Opportun1t1es for Young Men 4 Barn Dance Apr1l23 1954 5 State Conventlon June 16 17 27 A : . Q . ' Q . Q . Q . Q . Q . Q . . ' . ' . . . . Y . Q . . : . ' Q . Q . Q . Q . Q . Q The officers are: Pres. A. Parentg Vice-Pres. Vulohndro Sec. K. Q . . Q . ' Q ' . . It II . . , . . . - . 0 U . . - ' I ' I ' I ' I 1 I ' I I I I I I ' Q Q u o 3 a 1 I I . , . . , . . . . . , At . . li o 3 D 3 4 c 3 ' a AMICITIAHIIB FIRST ROW A Grass C Obar C Franck V Lavole D Parent T McCa1lan L Pomas P LeBond, R Albert S Launtsen M Cyr M Obar D Bellefleur F McLaughlm, L Johndro G Bell Mrs Cook SECOND ROW B Ballare D Tracy J Weatherhead E Wxlley S Garber W Bames G Rossrgnol A Brown L Davxdson B Oulette I Mrchaud F Cote J St Prerre M Grass A Merrrll THIRD ROW G Johndro R Thompson G Belletleur G Marlander L Thompson B Cook P Peterson R. Thomp son P Krught G Kenneson R Gagnon P Mrchaud F Burnll D Cyr P Ward J Cote J Cote L Moore D Mrlls D Gallagher L Kenneson P Edgecomb I Cote R Cote P McLaughl1n G Greemer P Moore C Lapoxnte G ONea1 T Webster M ONeal andD Dxonne The Amrcrtla Club, sponsored by Mrs Kenneth Cook 1s made up of those who have taken or are takrng a forergn language' Thrs club rs our largest group, wrth a membershrp of one hundred Among the many act1v1t1es sponsored by the club 1s the brannual trrp to Quebec Crty for upperclass members Thrs year Mrs Cook and 42 members went on a weekend trrp to thrs crty Thls was a never to be forgotten experrence ln an old world envlronment and a grand opportunlty to practrce our French Some of rt was fractured but we managed very well The Sadle Hawklns Dance at Mardl Gras, the Latln and French skrts at Assembly the Inrtratlon and Guest Nrght Banquets and many other actlvrtres are the responslblhtres of thrs group The offrcers are Presrdent Regmald Albert, Vrce Pre sldent Mrchael Cyr Secretary Paula Le Blond, Treasurer Sally Laurrtson, Reporter Fred Burrrll 28 - u 5 o g o g 0 I p o g s p o l g a a - a g a g u p o I 9 o y o , o I , a 3 a . g o p s , 9 Q , a Q ' 3 e 5 n I 0 '- ' I ' I ' I 9 . I 9 I 9 I ' I - I U I 5 I U I ' I U I ' I I I ' I ' I FOURTH ROW-I. Obar, D. Cameron, S. Somer, B. Roix, R. Cote, D. Corrow, C. Burill, N. St. Amand, 0 g o ' g o g o 9 o p o p o g q I , o , . . . , . , . . . , . . 0 5 I 4 ' J I , : : ' : IIUIVIIVIHIIIIAI MIIB FIRST ROW G ONeal M ONeal D Corrow F Cote A Grass G Kenneson R Core M Obar Mrs Evans SECOND ROW S Sornmers C McLaughl1n B Rolx C Clark S Launtsen R Gag non R Thompson P Sloan T Berube J Komlenrck R Cote N St Prerre THIRD ROW T Webster S Garber G Rossrgnol S Berube P LeB1ond W Barnes E Wxlley FOURTH ROW J Thls year the Commerclal students are proud to welcome Mrs Sh1rley Evans to the L1me stone H1gh School faculty It IS she who w111 gulde and teach the commerclal students 1n order that they may become eff1c1ent secretarres and bookkeepers The Commerc1a1C1ub offlcers for the school year of 1953 54 are Presldent Austrna Grass V1ce presldent F1-reda Cote Secretary Dawn Corrow Reporter L.ou1s Thompson Dues are S1 O0 a year Th1s club IS responsrble gg for publrshlng the school paper the Comet LOUIS Thompson 55 Sponsored by a C1t1zen 29 Cote, L. Thompson, E. Gallagher, J. St. Pierre, A. Merrill. . , ' . 9 s . . ' 'lg 9 . . JU Illll SPEAKERS 5 X x,- ' L. Thompson, A. Merrill, D. Bellefuler, D. Gallagher, J. Cote B. Roix, P. LeBlond, R. Thompson, C C lark, S . Bembe lst Carolyn Clarke- ------ ..--.................... .. Back at Four Znd Janet Cote --.. - 3rd Louis Thompson ----.....---------..------- The Wheels of Time --------- The American Heritage of Freedom Other Speakers Paula LeBlond -.---.-...... ...... T hese Modern Inconveniences Ruth Thompson .............................. Gold Star Mother Elizabeth Roix .................... ................. C ataracts Delores Bellefleur -.--......-- Aunt Effie Goes Horesback Riding Shirley Be rube .... --..---....--..------....---..--.. Mickey's Marker Dan Gallagher -...--..-...-..--..-........-. The Arnerican Way Adelma Merrill ..-...-.-.....-..................... The Waltz 30 Mn FIRST ROW L R W Moms P Edgecomb F McLaugh1m T Cote P Mxchaud B Spear S Ward J Corrow G W111ey SECOND ROW, P Fmnemore H Brown L Poruas C McLaugh11n S Somers W Hazelwood D MCLaugh11n M MCCa11an J Weatherhead Mr Napolr THIRD Row B ouerenee C LaPo1nte G Ballefleur B Ballard W Barnes MAJIIRHHS 3 E Wrlley B Ouelettee C Clark I War T Webster CHURUS STANDINGL R N Cogswell M Landreth A Moore D Camercn J Clarke R Thompson P Moore T Berube S Ward N St P1en'eF Fullerton SEATEDLR I Cote M Obar P Lewis S CHORAllERS L R R Akin S Somers P LeB1ond C McLaughlin E Gallagher, P Patten D M111s Mr Napoli D WeaverC Burrill R. Thompson M Landrerh S Ward C McLaugh11nandM O'Neal Sponsored by Gammon s I G A Super Market 32 Garber, Mr. Napoli, B. Garber, P. Lewis, R. Akin and B. Wright. HFFHI SECREIARIES STANDINGLR P Knrght C Clarke P Le Blond andF Cote SEATEDL R J Obar M Neal C McLaugh11n andS Somers HBRARIA S '34 s L R Mrs Carmrchael E Gallagher R Thompson L Thompson P Knrght J Ward P Edge comb P Peterson Sponsored by Mr 8,rMrs L Ruben McLaugh11n L. to R. - Mrs. Shirley Evans, R. Gagnon, G. Johndro, M. Obar, L. Thompson, F. Cote, P. Edgecomb R. Thompson, S. Somers, P. Knight, R. Cote, S. Lewis, S. Garber, B. Ballard, A. Grass, P. Sloan. CIIMH SMH Editor-in-Chief - Mary Ann Obar, Assistant Editor - Ruth Thompson, Art Editor - Sylvia Lewis, Assistant Editor - Austina Grass, Literary Editor - Patricia Knight, Girls Sports - Sally Lauritson, Boys Sports - Guil J'ohndro, Hurnor Editor - Sandra Garbar, Alumni Editors - Polly Sloan 8: Rachel Gagnon, Music Editor - Pearl Edgecomb, Exchange Editor - Austina Grass, Club and Room Reporters - Austina Grass, Dawn Corrow, Albert Mich- aud, Fred Burill, Louis Thompson, Sylvia Somers, Roger Thompson, Beth Ballard, Bill Pettigrew, Io Ann Obar. TYPISTS - Theresa Berube, Rita Cote, Polly Sloan, Rachel Gagnon, Eslie Gallagher, Austina V Grass, Gloria Kenneson, Sylvia Lewis, Norine St. Pierre and Gloria Rossignol ADVISOR - Mrs. Shirley R. Evans fCommercial Teacherj HAM Clllll 2'-'4 i V. Iohndro, N. St. Amand, D. Weaver, I. Moore, F. Finnemore, G. Bellefleur, P. Patten, R. Frank, R. Gallagher, G. Johndro, and D. Gallagher. The Ham Club was organized in Lirnestone High School so that the stu- dents interested in radio could get an understanding of radio by working with it. The club buys and makes radio equipment which is used by every mem- ber. Each member works individually to get his operations license so that he may broadcast over the air. To get a license a person must be able to dictate and receive thirteen- five letter words a minute. There are several laws pertaining to the work- ing of radio, such as the Ohrno law, that each member must know, A mem- ber must know some of the simpler radio symbols to be able to read radio diagrams, or drawings of a radio. The I-Iam Club meets once a week. The meeting is carried on in abusiness like manner, with a president presiding. Sometimes we use this time to work with our equipment. We meet irregularly, usually in small groups, to do most of our work with the radio sets. Lee Moore RIHE lllllll FIRST ROW G Bellefleur A Mrchaud P Patten B McKenney J Gallagher SECOND ROW G Tracy R Albert L Krught M Cyr F Burrrll P Mrchaud U St Prerre H Obar andj Bellefleur Th1s year James Gallagher and Mlke Cyr started a rrfle club Its offrcers are as follows James Gallgher Pres1dent Fred Burrrll Vrce Freld Marshall M1ke Cyr The club plans to take three degrees and we have to take our f1rst two to go mto the freld To be pres1dent or freld marshall we have to have passed our three degrees Any other offlcer must have passed therr second degree The members are plann1ng to brrng guns to school and learn the safety of f1rearms Then we go to the fteld But when we go to the f1eld rf someone does nt obey the freld marshall even lf rt rs the pres1dent the freld marshall has a rlght to send them rn We pay 2543 for dues every sLx weeks and when we go tnto the fleld we have to pay for all of the ammun1t1on we use Our prmclpal, Mr Atwater IS the adv1sor of our club and he has been very helpful He hstens to our plans and advlses us when the need arrses Se c reta ry Buck McKenney SPONSORED BY P,E THORNTON LIFE INSURANCE 8: BRYANT IVLITCHELI.. GENERAL INSURANCE President, Buck Mckenney-Secretary, Gary Tracy-Treasurer, and CAMERA HUB FIRST ROWI Cote M McCa1len B Wrlght L Johndro L Thompson P Peterson I OBar D Cameron P Moore SECOND ROW G Bell S Cote S Edgecomb W Petugrew G Marlander C Ford D Cote B Ouelette B Spear T McCa1len THIRD ROW M Grass P Lewrs F Fullerton T Core S Berube D Cyr A Moore N Cogswell P LEWIS D Bellefleur The camera club IS fa1rly new but 15 progressmg rap1dly Already a darkroom has been bu11t and frlms have been developed rn It Chem 1cals and equ1pment are com1ng from d1fferent sources as we are ln an expemmental stage D1fferent plans are berng made to develop outslde of the darkroom and make a 11ttle profrt for the treasury Rmght now the treasury 15 low as we use our money to exper1ment rn the f1eld of photography Great plans are 1n the not drstant future for the Camera Club Wrlham Pethgrew SPONSORED BY MR gl MRS HERMAN WARD 81 MR 8: MRS HAROLD WEBSTER 37 - 1 n , n , u 9 o p 0 9 a , u , o g o , ' a 5 u g n , n , Q , - , Q g , o g u p ' n , s 9 n , Q , u g u g e 1 u g n , 1 1 . . - e Q o Q --- s 4 o o PIISHR lllllll W B Garber L Montgomery D Montgomery I 0Bar M Tall R Thompson J Page C Conley When we sophomores flrst entered H1gh School we were 1nterested 1n pamtmg and drawmg so we got together and made most of the posters that were needed Mrs Robbms taught us many th1ngs about lt 1n our math class and that s where we got We have eleven members that are voted 1n the club by the pre sent members Our present offlcers are as follows Pr s1dent Jo Ann O Bar V1ce Pres1dent Ronald Franck Secretary Dons Montogomery and Treasurer Carol Franck We appomt one or two members to buy mater1als and keep thmgs 1n order We plan to make more posters and learn new methods of lettermg m the future I0 Ann O Bar SPONSORED BY. PERRY A BROWN . , . , . , . , . , . , . , I 0 o 1 . ' . the idea of organizing our club. Mr. Atwater is our sponsor. . Q . - s , sf , . . . 1 ' 1 ' s v 9 wi, 'W ' MJT' ' .2-f 4- J. 1 K x x 1- . 1-n 1. 4. . .,-4 f 1 ttf ,'A 4K .v.,- -MWF' fi, Y. 55 . Ill' V ff, -2 fm. , . i't'.,,5f' vi. YI H. .. ..: ,ififg Q, 'N-M3 :.'.' :ff x' . in, F . dl 1 .xr- 'T y. . L, , f -Y ,gl Q, ,J . ,wa 1.1 In ' M5 55,1 S ,gl xl uf, J 13, aww.- ' O f. sw , ,5 QNX I Jag. , Lvni' Av N .-' 1' ' Mi. .' , vu., :Ex L 5 . 1 QL, W. 4 an - ,Q v mx 5. N ,ffm V, f L 'QW x v. Nw..-.o, g ' IR. -+1 S2 P , inf. TW sr 61 - u 1 ' 1 ': WM imeslone Eagles ilimestone Five l Romp I0 64.46 iNudges Easton in Over Pineersl Coach Jim Dv' imestone High plenty of their opener i they roared: , over ' at 'the The high f time P they raclf of 26 plus the early f The 'Er D' sev- fpenlllg 5 .ch prom-' m e , especially wma. Justine their Limestone Eagles F'-'-tiniied From P115 ll 1 victory. Reggie Albert, Cyr, and Ruger Parent llsog chipped in with some nifty, shooting 'bo add to the cause. Al-5 bert dumped in 15 points for high scoring honors, Cyr contributedf 12 points while Parent, in addi- tion to his fine balflha dling, came through with 8 poiniis. In the preliminary game, the- : Junior Varsity made the vening a double success byg the Fort Kent Juniors box sf e. . . s K 146i Lf K 4 xl,R.Thib- CU, M. f4l, Ali '6J,,B.i B011-, Mike EASTON, Dec. 12-Opening W1 ,five point lead in the opening iquarter, and hanefnz on through E the final V' 8 Lime- i stone cl' Q h here! .Frida pg ho t ll' lg? x if mi: Don CAPTAIN tol 'E trol limi Limr: . lf. e. Mai 3 430 East0rl lf. I Fitzher Doak 21 Wovertr. Perlo N Llmesto E Easton ' Offlcia 1 Time: 4 A1 Norman l. ' Lf.-Alba!! Dt? Amam 4 Morris Ill: 1 4113 IS. 4 131. At f Lf, Godin! 1215 c, W1'i87 R. St. Peter Mountain 3 Limestoi Ashland Officials: X Pre Aim!!! 'iff VARSITY BASKlIBAll L-R: Coach DeLois, D. Mills, M. Cyr, C. Morris, R. Albert, N. St. Amand, N. Page, A. Parent, D. Corrow, P. Michaud and F. Bunill. VARSIIY CHllRllADlRS L-R: E. Willey, C. Franck, L. Iohndro, D. Dionne, T. Webster, S. Lauritson, I. Ward and P. LeB1ond Jll IIIR VARSIIY lIIlllIlllAIlHlS Falth Mclaughlm PIlSClll3 Fmnemore Joela Corrow Patr1c1a Peterson L1111am Kenneson and Carolyn Clarke BA X The J'un1or Vars1ty had a fa1rly successful year They showed much promlse and most of the players w1ll probably be members of the Varslty squad next year Members ofthe team are Lew1s Knlght Fred S1ro1s Coburn Morr1s Vernon Cote I Larry Corrow Danny Gallagher f U Darrel Corrow Ronald Ross1gnol C N' Melv1n Gr1ffeth 6 I 9, Dale Weaver X ' G 'I Q, J.V. SKHB ll I .i . ' . . . . brief .- November December December December December December January January January January January January January February February Schedule for 53 81 54 Fort Kent Madaxvaska Fort Kent Easton Ashland R1cker Mapleton Budgewater Easton Ashland R1cker Mapleton Brldgewater Madawaska at Presque Isle w1th Mapleton IV B SKIIBAII Approxlrnately twenty f1Ve boys showed up for the team The team was cut a few weeks later to ten men by boach Jun De1o1s Umforms were and black Jerseys at away games Var1ous new plays were set up 1n practlce so we could use them sucess fully aga1nst a man to man defense Thls years lettermen are Alfred Parent Reglnald Albert James Gallagher Don M1115 M1chae1 Cyr SPONSORED BY WILLIAM ADAMS Z5 1 8 ll 15 18 ' 5 8 . 12 15 19 ' ZZ Z6 ' . Z 13 VARSI 53 54 passed out and new white jerseys were decided on to be worn at home games D M111s M Cyr G Belleufleur C Moms N St Amand G Johndro N Page G. Iohndro, J. Gallagher, D. Mills, R. Albert, M. Cyr, A. Parent, C. Burill, Coach De Lois 44 CAR lVAl Alll DANIS low 1009 X16 Reg 8: M arllyn 81.90 '.x's'il fl 'V 1.1 'Lb Yi Fred 8L Mary Ann Bobgl Sylvia 000 off' YJ red 0 CII AIIIIN AND WI HRS S nik FRONT ROW Sylvia Somers Mary Ann Obar Dorothy Dlonne Marllyn O Neal Frreda Cote Dawn Corrow and Sally LBUIIISCD BACK ROW Robert Cook Fred Burr111 Fred Fmnemore Reglnald Albert Vernon Johndro Donald M1115 and Lloyd Phalr SITTING: F. Sirois, A. Parent, M. Johndro, V. Cote, N. Iohndro, R. Parks, Fred Burrill, H. Obar. STANDING: G. Bellefleur, E. Gallagher, R. Page, D. Corrow, L. Corrow, R. Rossignol, P. Michard, Marilyn O'Nea1, P. Edgecornb, E. Berube, J. Gallagher, M. Griffeth, and N. Page. GIRl S BASK TBAll S FIRST ROW G ONea1 S Launtson P Peterson I Carrow W Barnes SECOND ROW M Obar S Hamrlton D Bellefleur P Peterson C Clarke P Kmght D Carrow Y Clarke T Berube J Page FFA BASK IBAll FIRST ROW. H. Obar, G Bellefleur, F. Jones, E. Berube, R. Page, V. Johndro, O. Plcard, J. Gallegher, P. Edgecombe, R. 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I Illl HAM Lunestone H1gh School IS the place Where Coach DCIOIS shows h1s good taste Here you can see basketball 1S the sport When you see those boys out on the court They tra1n so hard t1ll they drop to then' knees And so 1n va1n they f1ll the Coaches pleas Lets take the f1rst f1Ve and see who they are You can tell by the1r bu1ld that they re up to par Take Alfred Parent w1th h1S get up and go H1s Vltallty never seems to be slow He s always ready w1ll1ng and fast To shoot for the basket or catch a fast pass Then Regg1e Albert w1ll take up from there To help h1S old teammates out of a snare He may be tall he may be th1n But whatever he 1S when he s w1th us we re sur He does h1s share of work W1th0Ut a gr1pe M1ke always makes baskets one after the other I guess he s Just takmg after h1s b1g brother Now Donald M11ls 15 here w1th the rest Out there on the floor domg h1s best When he goes upon the floor You can hear the crowd yell Ra1se that score Ke1th Hathaway one we cannot forget Always plays hard Wlth lots of pep When he gets that ball you can bet It w1ll usually w1nd up 1n the net Whlle we re at lt lets get on the beam And g1V8 cred1t to the g1rls behmd th1s team They make the boys stlck close to the rules to W1I1 And treat them as though they were prec1ous Jewels They say that g1rls are bad for good athletes But can t you see The're the reason our team CAN'T BE BEAT By Iacquelme Komleruck 48 . . , . ' , . , , e . Good old Mike Cry the quiet type, ll ' il . , . O IIIHIARY THE HIGH CANYON There had been a lull 1n the f1ght1ng that day a txme when the s1lver red bayonets stopped flashmg and the b1g bazooka guns halted the1r sharp staccato messages The battlef1eld was bathed 1n a red water called Blood It soaked be tween the slopes It ran down the dull gray stony hllls and mto the yellow mud It also ran 1nto the foxholes When lt came 1n l1ttle streams 1nto the foxhole of Steve Carl1sle P F C It made h1m turn green not because of the stuff 1tself but also because h1s thoughts were pretty low Just then Here he was 20 000 m1les from Ind1ana and of all thmgs h1s hometown enemy was here bes1de hmm He and Walter Carter had both courted Margy Fenwake back 1n I-Iunt1ng ton Somehow Steve h1mself had won her and ever s1nce had had a gullty consc1ence He was susp1c1ous and afra1d of Walter Carter susp1c1ous that Walter hated hlm and afra1d that Walter would k1ll h1m why he d1dn t know but Just plam ' k1ll meant enough to h1m He was so depressed because he wanted to be home w1th Margy and Ehzabeth Ann and fearful because Walter Carter was here w1th h1m too that he spent hours lookmg at the p1cture of Margy and Ehzabeth Ann 1n h1s wallet It was the one thlng 1n wh1ch he could f1nd solace Abruptly Steve s thoughts were broken the hole and went up to the Captam Yes SIT? You Carl1sle Go w1th th1s group of volunteers And hurry up about lt too' The captam turned to the group 6 men among them Steve and Walter It s you guy s Job to go huntm for search1n part1es see? Ya see any Cooks blast em off the earth and don t brmg em back al1ve lxke ya d1d last t1me' Now g1t' The group shuffled off 1nto the m1st1ng ra1n ra1n soon turned to mght and mght found them walk1ng through a h1gh canyon w1th rock walls on both s1des How long they had been walkmng Steve d1dn t know But he was sudden ly broken out of h1s rever1e by the sharp reports of bazooka guns com1ng down at them The men dwed for a sheltered d1tch at the s1de of the canyon but when Steve started to move he found he couldn t He felt a sharp st1ng1ng pa1n m h1s left leg He fell to the ground and lay there for some tlme the bullets commg closer every second Suddenly a dark f1gure came out of the d1tch ran towards hmm hovered an lnstant then p1cked h1m up and started runn1ng z1g zag SPONSORED BY A. C FROST ' I . . . . . , . . U I . . I D . 7 . . , . . , . . Q n 1 1 n , D . . t . ,, . . , - . . y Q . . Carlisle - come out here, a voice bellowed. Steve crawled out of Cl ' If . , . ,, . . . , . . . ,, . . . , ' CC : U ' ' D ' 9 ' U , . , . . . , . I i ' ' Ui 3 . . . . , 1 ' - , . . . . , . ' I . . , . , THE HIGH CANYON fcon ty toward the d1tch They had almost reached the d1tch when the man stumbled and Steve wh1le rollmg heard a scream of pam The man lay motlonless h1s body r1ddled w1th bullets As Steve was helped mto the d1tch he heard someone say Whew' That was the bravest th1ng I ever saw Imagme Carter gomg out to save someone from a human target Just l1ke that' And Steve h1s eyes sw1mm1ng IH tears knew that Walter had never hated h1m had never been susp1c1ous of h1m He had felt he had noth1ng to l1ve for so what had he to I'1Sk7 He had sacr1f1c ed h1s l1fe for the man who hated hxm the most noble thmg a man could do' Dale Ireland SPEEDY Id l1ke to tell you bout the t1mes before we had some snow And took my brand new Oldsmob1le Now I won t tell you bout the roads We know they re not the best So I went down the Carlbou strlp I th1nk I ze go1ng west I looked both ways before I put My l1ttle car 1n low And when Id1d Oh I won t say But how that car could go I d1dn t know that down the road About a half a mlle That trooper M1ke was wa1t1ng there And wa1t1ng w1th a sm1le So when the car h1t 85 Iheard a s1ren blow Bout then I sa1d Come on old boy Now s the t1me to go I w1sh I knew Just what lt was, that made me want to roam But one thing sure that I do know, Iwish that I d stayed home Xou can t 1mag1ne Just how bad I felt about thls r1de And knowmg too that pretty soon, that we'd be side by s1de. So slde by s1de we went along, 'Can't 'member just how far, But soon enough old Mike went by And waved me off the tar. fcont. 56, l 9 D . 1 . a ! s G5 il I ' ' 15 . , . . . . ! a 1 ' 9 ' ' 3 to see how fast she'd go. I I D O . . , . , . I 3 ' 1 -- , ' 1 I . , . . , l 9 3 U ' li 1 9 O ' O! 9 - , . . . Tallest Norsrest Shortest Curlrest Oldest Babrest Cormest Youngest N eatest Sportrest Lazrest Strongest Darkest Flrrtrest Danc1est Best Lookmg J azzrest Blondest Jumprest Quretest Regmald Albert Theresa Berube Fred Burrrll Frreda Cote Rrta Cote Mrke Cyr Dorothy Dronne Reg1nald Frank Rachel Gagnon Eslre Gallagher James Gallagher Sandra Garber Austlna Grass Kerth Hathaway Vernon Johndro Glorra Kenneson Patrtcra Knrght Sylvra Lew1s Chrrstrna McLaughl1n Janet Mrchaud Hobart Obar Mary Ann Obar Marrlyn L, Neal Alfred Parent Noella Parent Lloyd Pharr Glorra Rosslgnol Norrne St Prerre Paulrne Sloan Sylvra Somers Barbara Eldred . BOYS Mrke Cyr Reggre Albert Fred Burrrll Kerth Hathaway James Gallagher Eshe Gallagher Reggre Albert Hobart Obar Bob Cook Alfred Parent Lloyd Phan Vernon Johndro Reggre Franck James Gallagher Eslre Gallagher Lloyd Pbarr Alfred Parent Bob Cook Fred Burrrll Kerth Hathaway GLRLS Pat Knrght Chrrstrna McLaughl1n Mary Amr Obar Sylvra Lewrs Sandra Garber Polly Sloan Theresa Berube Austrna Grass Manlyn O Neal Janet Mrchaud Frreda Cote Pat Knrght Norme St Prerre Sylvra Somers Rachel Gagnon Dorothy Dronne Noella Parent Glorra Kenneson Glorra Rossrgnol Rrta Cote SENIOR AMBITIONS See the world Sarg rn the Wacs Play College Baseball Get a Job Be a housewrfe Be a man Be a beautrcran See the world Lrve rn New Hampshire Do the best of my abrlrty Be a successful farmer Pro roller skater Spend her future rn Loursrana Radro Technrcran Presrdent of U S Be a housewlfe Travel Secretary of U S Presrdent Cadet Nurse rn Servrce Undecrded Farmer Champron basketball player Manager of Red Sox Farmer L1ve rn Tennessee Be a bum Prrvate secretary rn Kentucky Successful secretary Lrve rn Kentucky Sup t of nurses Rarse my own basketball team Robert Cook . . . . . . MeChaniC u I ' I O 013 fo S APSHIHS in fw JJ www was 'QQ' Manlyn Slddy Irene Glona f r Maulyn Slddy Avls Q6 we S Bob Xa Reggle SPONSORED BY CHAIN APPAREL STORE fedd ar X BABY - I CX Y QXW ev Yhajlvin 'Aged 'I 43 'f R gg16 V 3-x T' F Lo I . ' . ,' in ff, 9 A. A ' Theresa K1eth Nonne Vemon Sis PICIURIS 5 Rita Gloyja -.Qs N- .. aber -46 S cf., Rachel Lglue ALUMNI Peter Atwater Working at Limestone Air Base Albertme Cote Working in Connecticut Donna Edgecomb Attending Westbrook College Nancy Finnemore Attending University of Maine Shirley Frank Married Carleton Harris Merchant Marines Richard Hathaway Air Force Shirley .Tones Working at the Caribou Bank Paula Knight Working at the Base with the Corps of Engineers Kathleen Lavoie Working at the Base Alfred Mazerolle Air Force Betty Morris Attending Mount Ida College in Massachusetts Lu Ann Obar Working in Tom Hines Insurance Office Sylvio Page Working at the Base Keith Patten Working at the Base and the Chain Apparel John Rioux Working at Elwood Noyes Gregory Rioux Working at the I G A Sylvia S1ro1s Attending Gorham Teachers College Leona St Amand St Marie s Hospital Juanita Tardy Limestone Variety Store Vinal Therrault Home Pamela Thompson Attending the University of Maine Percy Lorette Working at the Base SPONSORED BY MR 8: Mrs HARRY MORRIS 54 Elizabeth Obar - Working at the I. G. A. in Limestone. . - . ,S SENIOR CLA SS HISTORY In the fall of 1950 we entered the gates of learning at Limestone High School It didn t take long for us to see ourselves as others see us We realized the green and awkward label that we received was Justrfrable We chose as our leaders President James Gallagher Vrce President Phrlrp Obar Secre tary Marilyn O Neal Treasurer Roger Montgomery, Reporter Sylvia Somers and Representative to the Student Council Gloria Kenneson Our freshman rnrtxatron will always be remembered by all of us Some of the hrghlxghts were Peter Atwater dropping a raw egg rn Reginald Albert s mouth and James Gallagher proposing to Chrtstma Mc Laughlin During our freshman year we had a celebrity from Mrssourr namely Sylvxa Lewis who won frrst prize at the Freshman Sophomore Speaking Contest We were all very proud of her We were extremely happy when Alfred Parent made the varsity team and we cheered for him all the wa When we entered our Sophomore year we took tlungs more seriously and paid more attention to the things that count We re elected James Gallagher as president with the other officers as follows Vice President Alfred Parent Secretary Dorothy Dronne Treasurer Marilyn 0 Neal Reporter Alfred Parent Student Council Representatives Gloria Kenneson and James Gallagher We were proud of Reginald Albert Alfred Parent Mike Cyr and Roger Montgomery a.s basketball players The team won the Central League Cup and went to Bangor for the finals Roger Montgomery was chosen as an all star player of Aroostook County years left and we heard few wrsecracks this year We re elected James Gallagher as president and elect ed Reginald Albert as vice president Sylvia Somers as secretary Alfred Parent as treasurer Austrna Grass as reporter and Student Council Representatives Gloria Kenneson James Gallagher and Austma Grass The Junior Exhibition speakers were Avis Smith Fred Burrill Marilyn O Neal Eshe Gallagher Rach el Gagnon Sylvia Somers Robert Cook Vernon Johndro and Patricia Knight The wmners were Patrr cra Knight, Sylvia Somers and Eslre Gallagher We sponsored a Junior Prom with the Limestone Ramblers as the orchestra Four members from our class were chosen for the National Honor Society namely Marilyn O Neal, Alfred Parent Austina Grass and Patricia Knight Alfred Parent was also elected Student Body Presl dent for 1953 and 1954 Band members from our class were Avis Smith Chris McLaughlin and Sylvia Somers ln our senior year we re elected James Gallagher as president and elected Alfred Parent as vice presr dent Austina Grass as secretary and treasurer Reggie Albert Our Student Councrl Representatives were the same as the previous year We were sorry to lose our classmate Avis Smith, who moved to Corlnth Maine We wish to congratulate our king and queen for 1954 Reginald Albert and Marilyn 0'Neal We the class of 1954 realize that we have two very important people who have broken school rec ords in our midst James Gallagher who has served as president of our class for seven consecutive years and Gloria Kenneson who has served as a representative of the Student Council for our class for four years Sponsored by B D PERRY CO Quality Hardware stnce 1933 55 y. We entered our Junior year really living up to our name as being jolly. We realized we had only two Sen1or Class H1story con t Mary Ann Obar has been ed1tor of the school newspaper The Comet lor the years 1.953 1954 and we agree she has done a wonderful Job Patr1c1a Knxght was gwen the respons1b111ty of bemg ed1tor of our yearbook As ed1tor 1n ch1ef she proved herself a w1ll1ng and capable worker Proof can read1ly be found 1n th1s 1ssue of the yearbook Four members from our class were chosen as Choraleers namely Chr1s McLaughl1n Mar1lyn O Neal Sylv1a Somers and Esl1e Gallagher We have undergone four years of trammg and we hope we have learn ed to be good everyday nexghbors Sylv1a Somers Con t from page 50 I saw the f1re 1n h1s eyes when he approached my wheels My heart was poundmg l1ke a clock Well you know how I feel So 1f you take your car someday to see 1f lt w111 fly Just thmk about me and my tale And make sure lt does fly' Johnny 53 I COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS e 8' LW A 0951 W' 56 oUR PRINCIPAL . , 4, '54 Q1 c 'Z ' 5, P . f fi .,,..,g,f,,,,f,, N, .y.,.Q.M ii 5? ,W M, -If Vie, ,gf , .h A, ,. ,V 5, 1 ig ' f rf' 3 4., 4. 5 ix ,Z x MW f Complmments FRANCK S MARKET L1me stone Nlame Comphrnents GAMMON S RE XALL PHARMAC Y Lmme stone Ma me Cornphments LEVESOUE S RESTAURANT Lune stone Ma me Complufnents Lxme stone Ma1ne Comphrnents of ERNEST COTE S GROCERY STORE Tex1co Gas 81 O11 GAGNON MARKE T BASE CORNER Lmme stone Iviame JOE S GROCERY STORE of of of of ' DAVIDSON'S MARKET Compliments of MARTIN'S SERVICE Limestone, Maine TE 4 CO Compliments of BRUCE BILLINGS HECHLERS SERVICE Gas 8: O11 Lubrication Washing Polishing Tel 5421 Limestone Maine Compliments of DUREPO S SERVICE INC Esso Gas 81 O11 Limestone Maine Since 1868 H C PERRY gl SON COMPANY Complete Insurance Protection Call 5191 4811 Movies Are Better Than Ever At The STAR THEATER Especially on our new Panoramic Wide Screen , ,xx an S-E2 l U Limestone Ft. Fairfield - ' ' -71 Q Q' Q is - hr 5 5 '- L , '-' I CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS' You have now completed your 1n1t1a1 May we offer our Slncere best w1shes for your Contlnued Success 1n what ever you may undertake The L1meStone Leader Step in preparation for adult life. TIP TO P C LEANERS Lune stone and Fort Fa1rf1e Id D1a1 Lune stone Fort Fa1rf1e1d 4642 4402 CINDY'S SNACK BAR ' 1 f 'fre-1' :fl Af' Mg, ALPHY'S ELECTRIC Rad1o and TCIBVIS 1on E1ectr1caI Apphances ' Tel Lune stone 3741 Complnnents to the class of 1954' From the MILITARY TRADING POST Te 1ev1s1on Headquarters Best W1She of 1954 s To The Class Complunents THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC FOOD STORES The Best Known Grocery Store From Coast T Lnnestone YOUR A gl P IS ON BRIDGE STREET o Coast . . If' 94 - ' I X - 1? ' In Of ' ,,,Ff YKCUMAKIRS JY QUKLUV 'LW 00,2